Two Drunken Motorists Sentenced to Jail and License Revocation
In a historic session at the Magistrate's Court two drunken driving cases led to jail terms and licenses revoked for 10 years. Lepinski of Roselle Park pleaded guilty to drunken driving and related offenses after an accident on North Broad Street. Police, aided by Patrolmen Prowery and others, stopped him following a high speed chase. he was deemed unfit to drive by Dr. Peyser. A separate defendant, McKenzie of Crawford, pleaded not guilty to drunken driving but was found responsible after witness testimony and血 blood test disputes. McKenzie received fines including 25 dollars in fees and 105 dollars for driving on a revoked list.
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Oustrate Sidney Birnbaum
Lin Lepinski
Avon
Roselle Park
Ding
Pink
Alexoy
Arthur Tisler
Sir Thatey
North Avenue
I) Avenue
Morris
Conant Aren
Lepinski
de Dos Peyser
Pinski
Aanal Henge
Wood
McKenzie
Elise
Crawford
Turkey
Bernard Polkentick
Eth sRenale
North Broad Street
Syave
Pb Culmain
Harold Prowery
Samuel H. Cooper
North Fed Street
Maxon Aruke the
Simon E. Kaplan
Denendant
Eranuel Gersten
Progress Club Dine At Townley's Dinner and Meeting
The Men's Progress Club of Hill will host a dutch treat dinner at Townley's Restaurant on Tuesday September 12 with dinner at 7 pm followed by a business meeting. A theatre party to Milburn’s Playhouse on September 27 features Caine Mutiny with a July evening performance. Reservations may be made with Lou Fine, president.
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Men's Progress Club
Hill‘ee
Townley
Resstall
Pepe Mls
Milburn
Msi
Lou Fine
Moecite
Business Head Of Red Feather Drive
Arthur A Britt Head named president of the Liberty Avenue Businessmutyame to drive for the Community Chest campaign announced by Artald H McCluw, Hillside leaders, and Irvin PF. Sowers quoted on canvass expansion. Britt is owner of Hollywood Pet and Supply Company at 1279 Liberty Avenue and a Navy World War II veteran born in Newark. He is married with one son and two daughters.
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Arthur A Britt
Liberty Avenue
Commie
Eympaignia
Artald H McCluw
Chaiman
Irvin PF
Sowers
MQAL
Hillside
Hollywood Pet and Supply
Harden-Looker Post
American Legion
Hillside Lodge
Bal Brith
Elizabeth Post
Newark
Irvington High School
Buittmin
Plucky 14 year old leads in White Meadow Lake musical
Trene Sirkin, a 14 year old Freshman and daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Sirkin of 938 Sterner Road, starred as the lead in Growing Pains at White Meadow Lake, performed Saturday and Monday. She also sings with the Newark group Mello Tones and trains under Al Slegel and Donald Gage.
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Trene Sirkin
Harold Sirkin
Sterner Road
White Meadow Lake
Mello Tones
Newark
Miss Sirkin
al Slegel
Dinah Shore
Judy Garland
Frank Sinatra
Donald Gage
Millburn
Paper Mill Playhouse
Labor progress and back to school in Brookside
The piece reflects on labor gains since 1912 toward an eight hour day and five day week with higher wages and holidays. It muses on freedom to work, then shifts to school days returning in September and the cycle of holidays, ending with a local beauty contest note about Hillside women and a demand for a Hillside winner in 1956.
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Hillside Ladies
Sriverage Jaborer
Labor Bay
Demember
Epee
Beauty Contest and Little League Awards at Hillside Breakfast
Hillside hosts a breakfast with many Union County Democratic leaders as plans unfold for a October 16 beauty contest to crown the county’s party winner. Officials announce judges will select a winner from entrants as local committees organize eligibility rules and event logistics.
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Democratic Rally Por
Little League
Hillside
Democratc Muncipal
Bursta
Iake
Ufpatie Pally
Thy
Hillside Democrate Glub
Union County
Nkiy Cote
Deinverwcie Chub
MiteeMman
Robert Kirkpatrick
Joy Frevtolder
Teener Pratik Scott
Rotary Urges Aid for Red Feather Drive in Hillside
William Wiseman chair of the drive at the Hillside Rotary Club meeting at the Winfield Scott Hotel urged industry support for 26 agencies. He told of a polio survivor rehabilitated by hospital work funded by the drive and cited a local boy’s actions saving four children after a Rahway River incident. Hillside reached 91 percent of its quota last year.
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Community Welfare Council
Hallside Rotery Club
Winfield Scotl Hotel
Elizabeth
William Wiseman
Chadman
Toy
Wiseman
Esso Bayway
S Vn
Eputches
Jer
Rahway
Hillside
Operation Flood Relief rolls into high gear here
Hillside organizes a flood relief effort with a War Memorial Building as headquarters open daily 10 am to 10 pm. Col. Harry J. Luft announces the drive and lists numerous committee members, donors, and supports including local banks, civic groups, and the Hillside Mayor.
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Hillside
War Memorial
Liberty Avenue
Harry J. Luft
Doen Pole
Walter Howell
Wa Key Lothe
Coller
Eb Te Association
Mmc
Henry Gold
Debris From River Slated For Dumps
Debris from the river bed is slated for dumps after a city committee approved disposal plans. Mayor Henry Goldhor announced assurance from Pere diy and Meyer Inc for garbage collection, despite objections from the Township Committee and Board of Health. The proposal involved extending a bridge span to allow debris placement along river banks, with state agency oversight and local scrutiny continuing.
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North Avenue
Wlivabetl
Vowaship
Henry Goldhor
Perediy & Meyer Inc
State Medway Department
Township Committee
Boar of Health
Hwe
Wereday & Meyer
Etian
Walliat
Liberty Ave Plans Afoot for Halloween Parade, Ads Drive
A local business association on Liberty Avenue holds a recent meeting at Ha Pong Restaurant to plan a Halloween parade and member promotions. The executive board name Kobi Jules Seymour Misti Paul Koval Tony Belfigno Haney Weinstein and other committee members as the driving force for advertising, solicitations, and a membership drive to engage additional businessmen.
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Liberty Ave
Weal
Assacihon
Ha Pong Resturant
Liberty Avenue
Bottestitils
Ube
Avi Brittme
Mea “Kobi
Jules "Petty
Seymour Misti
Paul Koval
Tony Belfigno
Haney Weinstein
Eirental
Estate Bequest Records Name Miss Adehinde Rinek Family
A probate notice lists the will of Mrs Tinck who died August 1 and leaves $84,000 each to her brother Charles Hiniek of New York and sister Georgy Wilkon of Hillside. Walter Rinek, Glen Thoine’s brother, receives $16,000 and $4,000 to Paul Teintek and Meg Clitford Wendebnek. Four nephews and nieces receive $250 and two receive $1,000 each.
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Adehinde Rinek
Willatson
Tinck
Charles FH
Hiniek
New York
Georgy Wilkon
Hillside
Walter Rinek
Glen Thoine
Paul B. Teintek
Meg Clitford
Wendebnek
Upper
Mortelair
Wieces
Veda Roberts Appears At Resorts This Weekend
Veda Roberts will appear at the Monte Carlo Hotel over Labor Day weekend with Friday and Saturday performances. The act is billed as a divine showcase, with Sunday engagements noted, featuring Cat Kily and other named acts, likely at Bradley Beach and nearby venues.
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Veda Roberts
Vem Roberts
Monte Carlo
Kily
Bradley Beach
Younger Staten
Nancy Extol
Ovey
Noy
College Circles Dink and Kopp to Attend State Conference
College circles report Dink and Kopp will represent their institutions at the Second Annual Leaders Conference in New Jersey. Students from Mantel State and Callege will participate in sessions at the New Jersey State Beheal, with events from September 1 to 8. The gathering will mark the college’s 120th convocation, presided by President Bargwell Hum and joined by other officials.
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Sipei
Mantel
Deueheny Callege
Atul
Contesenes
New Jimey
Collesop Ponts
New Jersey
Blakes
Branehvite
Sip
Secereiary
Hunter
South Hadley Mass
L-Civolive
Siswr Kerny Pole Foundation Polio Treatment Effort News
The Siswr Kerny Pole Foundation plans new efforts to treat polio infections and rehabiliate old cases, aiming to improve treatment pathways and patient outcomes through structured programs.
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Siswr Kerny Pole Foundation
Polio Viclinis
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Zatko Rod and Gun Club
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Broad St. Hillside
Tereday & Meyer, Co., Inc
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Salem Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Rem Ave
Tobtia’s Appliances
Reference Globe
Geree Globe
Hillside Times
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